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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 02, 1845

Page

3

Burglary in High Street Kitchen Leads to Long Sentences

In Norfolk Circuit Court at Dereham, Charles Clarke aged 23 John Eighteen aged 19 and Robert Skinner aged 19 were charged with burglary at Mary Anne Terry's dwelling on May 5. The trio were found guilty of the burglary. Clarke and Eighteen were sentenced to 20 years each, Skinner to an accessory after the fact bill.

Norfolk Bunotaxy Crown Court Eerewmrom Charles Clarke John Robert Skinner Mary Anne Terry Prendergast Clerke Clarke Bury Inne Skinner

Frightful Railway Accidents Near Chalk Farm and Penshurst

A series of Monday night railway collisions along the London and Birmingham line near Chalk Farm and the Dover South Eastern routes left many injured. Details describe foggy conditions, signal failures, rear-light misunderstandings, and a pilot engine overrunning a stopped train leading to multiple carriage damages and serious injuries including a Birmingham engineer. Investigations and official inquiries follow, with blame shifting between signal duties and driver judgment.

London and Birmingham Chalk Farm Camden Town Liverpool London Camden Chalk Farm Bridge Toomebh Eau Birminghe Earl of Devon Dean University College Hospital Sthough Chalkidge Shworth Frome Jem Unsworth Euston Square Bruyers Morton Liston Ima Euston Steaoy Kitch Geveral Revere Lords Privy Council For Trade Damien Station Ceman Et Chalk Farm South Eastern Railway Tunbridge Penshurst Crsoner Dover Raily Cubitt Reigate I S Kewise London Bridge Tonbridge Hare Joseph Walker Victoria William Marchant Dover Cman Lout Shelly Susan Mr. Hare Witners Goodman Hhe Mast Richard Goodman Penshorer George Smithers Tunbridge Station Charles Wood Whitepeat Tunnel Whitepeat Charlewood Benjamin Cutitt Mr. Cubitt Tunbridge Tation Brighton Haines Cheapside George Smith Bemias Great Weetern Hanwell

Paris and London Intelligence Update From July Festivities

July fêtes pass with general order while crowd reception to the king remains cool. Algeria and French politics feature debates on population, governance, and British trade, with market vigour in Paris Bourse and updates from Bayonne to Madrid.

Paris Tuileries M. Guizot Val.Richer Lisieux The Toulonnais Algeria Pelissier Ouled Rish Africa Presse Tell Sahara M. Bugeaud Orleans Rouen Vierzon Havre Avignon Basle Maparo Count of Montemolin Don Carlos Behobia Iran Narvaez Barcelona el Tiempo England Brazil Mataga Enrique Bilboa Heraldo Besque Jago Spain Bayonne Saragossa la Esperanza Malaga Feeraent Jaen Fluelva Grenada Vadrus Cuayceline J. Knight Bruce Earl of Leicester Hotkhac Park Seanston Pitman Mr. Russell J. Baily Lord Leicester Nowyork Cincoir Nonchen Nehemiah Sell Richard Rufles Haverill Thomas Dickerson O'Malley Couch Prendergast Dickerson Baseral Raffles Horrars Jack Briggs Millers House Turhan Coustable Sell Dickenson Mildreth Cambridgeshire Baron Alderson

Cotton Twist on Cobden and Parliament in 1845 critique

A satirical letter to the editor mocks Parliament and the Herald for weather and crop talk. It argues against reliance on Providence and praises Cobden while lampooning ministerial debate and agricultural policy. The piece surveys crop prospects, prices, and trade data, noting bread stock levels and US flour in bond with commentary on corn laws.

England Morning Herald Agaee Knatchboll Peel Downing-street Bridge Street Shoe-lane Herald Shoe Lane London Suromon Athirst Robert Peel United Kingdom United States Liverpool Fowler and Tunnicliffe

Trial of Louis Henry Goule for the murder of his wife

The Northern Circuit reports the murder trial of Louis Henry Goule. He pleads guilty as witnesses describe the night of the killing on Church Street, the pistol attack, and his jealous conduct. The record details the couple’s strained marriage, Goule’s police role, and the witnesses including Mary Jane Giles and Dr. Jephson.

Donnay Louis Henry Goule Church Street Henry Mrs. Burlington Mr. Goule Mr. Jephson Mr. Scruton Possage Mrs. Goule Green Jane Emma North Bailey New Elvet Ebeard Jme Mr. Scraton

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